iRealSMS for iPhone Adds Quick Reply

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Posted December 14, 2008 at 7:10pm by iClarified

iRealSMS 2.0.6 for iPhone adds the ability to quickly reply to texts without closing the current open application.

iRealSMS Features:
* FULL app in Landscape Mode
* Quick Reply from Spring Board or ANY app WITHOUT closing the app
* Conversation Mode
* Your SMS messages organized in folders: Inbox, Drafts, Templates, Outbox, Sent
* Saving messages as drafts or templates
* Search messages by sender's name and text
* Character Counter
* Reply, forward and delete messages
* Delete all messages or delete per folder
* Forward and Reply via Mail
* Insert Contact details and templates
* Master password to restrict access to app
* Big text field - both for reading and writing SMS
* Add sender to contacts
* Turn on/off keyboard autoCorrection and autoCapitalization
* Automatically request sent notification via notification code
* Statusbar notifier for unread SMS
* Continue working while SMS are sent
* Mark all messages as read with one click
* SMS alerts can be deactivated -> no "new SMS" alerts when locked or outside iRealSMS
* Adding contact details to SMS
* Interactive phone numbers and HTML links in SMS-View
* Launches iRealSMS from Address Book

iRealSMS costs 10 euros and is available for purchase here.

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Santosh - March 11, 2012 at 12:44pm

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Mike - December 16, 2008 at 2:47am

10´s? Naaaa, thats too expensive for an sms app. Apples is quite ok, and what sense does it make to habe another app kept open while writing? When I write, I can´t see nothing else anyways ;-) Mikevj

Yenadey - December 15, 2008 at 6:27pm

This is a real sms, not like stupid default sms. Worse sms apps in the universe is default iphone sms

Macopoulos - December 15, 2008 at 4:29am

Yeah its a nice app, but it needs Mobile Substrate to work and that makes it: heavy, unstable, and a total ram hog. Can we have it like all other apps not talking to mobile substeate layer first?

Wiga - December 14, 2008 at 9:25pm

That is actually a real great idea, i wish that apple took notes on that new feature and i think they will because that is an excellent idea, it would stop frustration to a lot of un happy people having to leave there current app to send a small message threw another one and possibly leave all there unsaved data!!! Nice job guys